By 2030, the EU is expected to increase its calculation power by 300% and 100 million Europeans should have acquired AI skills, said Openai on Monday in recommendations entitled The “EU economic plan” intended for EU decision -makers. He also presented a fund of 1 billion euros for AI pilot projects.
Show us the obstacles
The EU executive in its plan Wednesday wants to ask the technology industry to “identify where regulatory uncertainty creates obstacles” to the development and deployment of AI.
The draft text listed of measures to stimulate computer power and high quality data necessary to train AI models, as well as the adoption of the AI industry and the AI skills of workers.
Brussels should also progress on his efforts to build five “Gigafactories AI” – a promise of 20 billion euros made by the president of the commission von der Leyen at the Action of the AI of Paris. Wednesday’s plan includes a call to EU countries to invest or welcome such gigafactories – a first step to assess the interest before a more formal procedure starts at the end of this year.
These gigafactories aim to train the most complex AI models and will have four times the most efficient current supervisors.
The Commission also opens the way to extend the European capacity of the cloud and the data center. The project said Brussels aims to “triple” the capacity of the Europe data center over the next five to seven years.
He labeled Europe’s current dependence on “non -EU infrastructure”, including American hyperscalers like Amazon, Google and Microsoft, as a concern for industry and governments.
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